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Have you ever thought about make your farm more resilient to weather events? Stay tuned as Prime Minister Andrew Holness weighs in on the subject on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Members of the Tourism Action Clubs (TAC) at high schools across the island, aged 14 to 17, recently competed in the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) Junior Minister of Tourism public speaking competition, under the theme "Small Jamaicans making a big difference." The program aims to give secondary students passionate about tourism development the opportunity to compete for the coveted Junior...

Government to develop a national resilience plan for the agriculture sector.

Space and astronomy are fascinating fields to study if you're a science enthusiast with a focus on physics. Jamaica is understandably not one of the first locations that come to mind, when one thinks of careers in space and astronomy. However, Jamaican representative on the Space Generation Advisory Council, Dominique Campbell, speaking at a recent Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Space...

The Ministry of health is encouraging men to be proactive as they manage their health

As the 2024 Paris Olympics comes to an end this weekend, many may describe Jamaica’s championships as bittersweet (aigre-doux), with many highly anticipated athletes suffering some Ls due to injury or just not winning the medals that fans were hoping for. Nevertheless, there were moments that embodied the Olympic spirit and inspired genuine patriotism.  These ten Jamaican Paris Olympic moments...

Outgoing Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) President, Nicola Madden Grieg, says technology and data will play a critical role in the future of tourism.

Private sector company Continental Baking Company donates $7 million to help farmers recover from Hurricane Beryl.

Caribbean Chemicals donates $12 million in support to farmers in western Jamaica.

Government allocates additional $1.4 billion to provide Hurricane Beryl relief support to farmers and fishers.

Let’s take a trip to Seville in St Ann for the Emancipation Jubilee Celebration.

Since 2011, Toni-Ann Williams has competed in gymnastics for Jamaica, and she became the nation's first Olympian gymnast when she went to the Rio Olympics in Brazil in 2016. Going into the Olympics she knew she would be writing Olympic history for the nation, and she says the experience brought a ton of pressure, especially as the road wasn't without...